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JVini the Richmond H FOltNllY on rill'.lPKVT DIVHAXAV. It i well known to the country Hwrt Cal. .loin. V Furuev editor or the rhiU.lcIj.dia ) . Las be.'n a lift- Ion,' aird devoted fri gid of James liucBanan, ml that tie baa nd tli.it he has bad l.c Intur's fri.-n.ls.Uip aud coi.ad.nce in an ntrvirdimry degree. Th.-y have Mood shoulder to she-aider, personally ,1 poli.jeallv. r wtj many Jcari., nothing ,ver occurred to pirate tlw-m iu ruber re - ,cct until the Lecompton iwus. '- ruUd at the la-t s.-siou ci Coiig,o.. l o Forney, in a large and ungual messine, is fr. ltucham.u Indebted far hi election to the Presidency ; and so convinced was the latter of this fact that be desired to reward linn as Lest be co'iM rr-t, by endeavorin.' to pi-cure l i eb etion to tne l i.ited .S.ates H.-n-nle, but that project failing, he, in the nelt j iiC, eftVrnl t.i ui llie b. st consulate in his jrilt. which l-oiney declined to accept. Ill a word, the relations beteeu Toim-v-and .1... I !.,.. he. .. nflho mnst iutij-e aud confidental'charseter. The -hypocritical and despotic spirit dis piaC'l by !-ie hanaii. however, in regard (o the Lfec-mp'nn policy of Ins Amini-traiion. baa had the t-flee I tf estraiiuinj Forney fVorii l.i vein r-ile life len: fri-.-irl. An-l if whit Forney relates c;" the coarse of liuc'u- rs;:an towarus luirs.-ir ana owar.is nov. Walter le true and we have not a doubt that it U true-he is a disgrace to the I'resi- dc,iti..l oiice, a di-race to the countrv, and a dis-rac- tn human nature itc!f, and L no louver i-Vl.. sU4 W ,,C from invCablcAmerican citi- ' ' ""Ii .. i i l 1. ;;,ir,p: rorurv att. nded an anti-A.Iininistrat.oJi ... .;,!,. I.H,.rT.r.r T'nt:C4i iiie'ti'ii-, w:,n It was uc.J at ijny - ' .- i- ,i .ii ;, ,,, i.. tiiens of the Hon John 1 Hakin, anti to-dav to a re-Pub. ieit. j:i ol the m ."rtai.t and iuii r.-i;ng pjrtious of this s; -eiU. N ' 1 man tin read the c-spiott' ex tracts e 're a:.out tj give without feeling that tie tat:uu-nts (Ley contain iu regard to the course ot t.'.e t rc.-i lent tn t.ic tau-aa lu-iuess arc true to the !ut-r ; nor without Ua.sl.inc at .he thought of having tuch a . r ! f .1, i!it;. It i- i.n.. in. - wc have .-u;J, that Forney i' V. K-balian' stiongcst p'.iiiica and wrmt puisonal fri'fil, and that t his tsc. iiei hi-r x'r icrdiniry tx-.-rtiutis d-ie in jreatrat iueaure, t.i succ-. ss of Du i Daui.ii t o war- ago Il.jt h. ar Forney him s. if in lie b.-li .!' ing xt:act from his J nth : "My felbjir ri':z-n-, I may he a little Jcr l.al b i-.iu-v, aj fn-aring before you as I do. I .-.in itnpe.'.ed, if nut cr.mpeiied, to refer to p.'ti--.r, of the f ..Vitieal history in .;eh I hv- bi.rn - a pr iu..-t.t p-.rt My ri.siions w:.h tha Ki.ci:i- e of the 1'uited b'-.- 'n itn early 1 cyhoo 1 fr.'Ui a I bg time- fif '-c I bvcaoi. a voter I was i.ls ii ill.. .ie i i i friend in early yutb. and lwii to the present hour, or rsther ro a period e'l.e u.r a-go, I sustain J ton it i. Mr. I. -.eiiaiiir. rs'uliau. not only of ir.uiii9.-v, bil -f n.jre ti.an iutiu.-tcy. Hal he be-. D ny ff'nr h.i his l.-i-.-jd run in my veins, 1 could nr Lave Levi, ni-re devot';u'y K.i: chtd to him. I believe that rated. t.?r f -iii.nn.wtre rccifro-t-r retinsj ii snia. for n.:y 'ears, to elect this 2--s.i.-maii to the F'rvaidency. It Mi to Uiy !.:. bo-n !u the co-iLty in which Le l-rew m n.at.ho-.-d I on. iu the county where Lc read law Lorn iu the county where h :ili l.ss :,i: r.-jl't'tt born ii. t!.-' i-j'jtity w b-re !f l.e XT --ets to die and k:.w- i'.g Is iu ..'o a L""- '- i for the tu S' 'f and t: Il. re h t.i. r.iy 1 j tuy lot, I y, to ied .i f : his h?-t Ctl'is of th :; rhe r. --idem- it vr-iif 1- ct 1 Jet: :n;ari t ;r tii i. Iri". in 1 - ".'j. are fir 'i -if-.-r long ..iff-ring at "in--in-, , I. I'jri' g a. I th-e lorrg v-nrs Foi :-rd r-onol, -i gre t to n ,f Li ii: - ti. i.J. Hat l.i r-r the -.igl.t-La'ru: n-ied, F-n.e i-.:.. io pol:t e are told i ret.ee. Is w a- le i r. p ;" an I l.i al s r.ti- was ro, as r I' nc. L it . "i i y tic. :u i '.t on. .n a : tb.-.r i bayonets a '!.-, ai. l f the A'i, lie on -i. Is. biid ' No t, K, t'.sn a I Mr. b jr..i - r ':! f. I l t- . an: eHl (.ru.rij. e i li it T.-rri- 1,4- -til tl S,.-h ..,;-! i Ley inu-l Lecon pton Ieiroi-rt, for the purpose of sc- .. , and Winter Hoods aud wc iuvite the lt. : etiaraier, my personal airaeiimeni, an., iuc , year they expect to be as auceessiul wttli (Jovernor ticneral, governors, o , alwaya! M. .Allison. K. V. Nmoutan ; rurinzil.e liters i e-.l.-etiou to Congress- 'k over ns t lease to tran.jne on ,J . ,,,;.: ! sinCC devotio 1 felt for biro, "a'lj, lc8ChM. Kvery person who has a lot can ! to be at oflicial residences interview never I Walker, II. K. !, It. II. White, M At ti.U as,eu.bia,.e Coi. Forney made a long " '"'PPV- '5 'V'"' ,C,,,,0n f a lver.,.,ng ( Lj, ,nJ abou, ,liu) ro,de u,e ,0 j 7.P, , , , ... to be denied. j Freeland, K. N. Freel.nd. M. St rpeech, which we fiud published in the New' uu -u'' P-columns to see what they have, (.all soon ioUior hi.n to succeed, that I indulge in no ! als r' vjr,c,y 'Hli.ions iruil ai U. Interviews on terms of equality Jamca S. Itiekeil, J. W. Woodward C v..i. irr...U ...J l.i. ... ;.., .1 U. 1 Ul! you, -ir, there is a still .-mail voice in ;r ,n, !,,:. ! v. ir expression of speech when I sav to vou very little expen-e. J Uta we know aud in- f n .,,,1... ....;.!., ilVlio,, II W ., f . : caum-t, e thitik. perform a nu're acceptable ,!' r","!,,e "r,,,c'' ii''!i.etiv!y njeet. and : H,j miv j,e fouuJ tQmJ th 1 would have forfeited my life for -uu. tend to avail ourselves of the ben.-lit. 'est rank suppression of piracy. j Adams. Silas Uo.t, L X. A U-xar..t." r fcruce to our readers and t, the country at. ,rdU;'-,a,li ""f V ' 8" . " ,), ; .1 ". !; I Mj devotion for hirtl knew no bounds. Day Art. 13. Ui,;l. to lease properly wiih- Ih.-t, Ihomas Morrison, J. LiUt w lare. than Ivd.rmW all our -pare sr..ec do not claim to be more botl.?t -upurt. artu.es ,u that line. i ,01 night, night nd day. 1 toiled in that , out anv int. rvention of oft,c ..is LB; a- , Mor.ison, H. K. liolut.scn. A Cl.,1, .1. . N' -ti. I- to CO-. V.- - - !i'l' lli'-ll t'-.:.t V. li ! g. -. il.M l:.. I' . -.e el ,ir I 'I ! ; : ' i - I a-. v . t iy .x y--r. i . . .; I ' : ii - I a .;.!' in it !:' ..I i . i, I can f !. no iiiibiii.n !"r i, e-jU. ai.'l it I r.a.e. tl, way I'j s.-c'i-e r- e ,-,-i., i- t, he -w i - with ii. y om. p- f. at !, -in.- I ha,.- I ; v kie',., t:.i i-lluggil- from i.ii'jm t . trvai ' io I. ro! .n. f have r. . ., w i I c-ne- .ve I , J ' - -i - ii ".I. :- of ,'!..', 1 .. .. i,-: r- I - i - e t ' 1 r I 1 1 . I v .. it. j jun.'.- a lie i rl. Hi. hi i fi,.,n -i m... i, 5; ' !" '. ' a I i ''"') ' ! ' - i'' ..n '.irai.is il p..i..:i'. a..-! i.F , . .li.uvrat. ' lit l-"' !r' - " " ; l'..i--hai.ai. is iu f g.i.ni,.; ! h . . i; ...,.,. irH :',..';.v,:.:,r.;.;;; f ' II..-UO' :i..-.. : . v , .... J . .. e...U..c.- .1 . . '..'.:;;. if v,.e-t ..g--. ......... . 1 i, I i..y A i-.-i,.-. ' ) ' a i " ! I--' -v. f4 L l1 ( w, f . I "l j - 0 f j.i- ,r . - I! i. i,ee , l...e I ri.ev I'in'.iI.eU uiinlter. J in - nl, j "But," as he remarks, " when the dark ja-nd damning deed at Lecompton was per - 1 pctrntcd then I saw, for the first time, lht hoso gallant mcu iu the Territory, Walker 1 "d Staunton (and those who had sided with "" ""i"1;1- " "'.-yy-. them) ha.I l.ren Itserti"l : t lit" n- I iliseover- ea l" 1 n" 1 rlc " "".'". '"',li ' entire jvmoeraiie pros-ot mo eoumiy i baj heeti along by the administration, and j wore (! ,lio'1 "P" ,J turn back , 0,1 ! our pl-'"5 and to betray our manhood. Af.plause.j Something too much of that) 1 gitlem.m V hn. the cup was presented to j ' "'J jlPs 1 refused it. (Hravo mid cheer..) j Administrations might change, I residents "li.-!lt chW hut 1 hd l,ef " l0J '""' i too personally cojiiiuiui-i on inn si.ni'ci to ; go back to Pennsylvania and to turn my j back to pledges which I h id both snokt-n, and written to thousands of men. I did not; hcii-ve, however, for a moment, that the ad - j iuiiii--trati.nl was resolved ti make betrayal i of the principles of the party which put it lu Power U te-t. nd so, wt.en I went to ) Washii.jrton I called uiv old friend, and, said 1 to him, ' Will, Mr. liuehanan. for 1 'fiad wyscif stai,rlii,:by one principle, and having fo!o-.ved vour h ad you have desert - ed it." "W. li",'- s ii l he, ' cannot you change too (l.auLrhter ) l!'lca:i allird to change, hv cannot vou afford to rlnnc ? 11 .vou '" lwu'" '"' " 'K,r w" u""e 10 "PPr P"''cy Iou ""t lic" j "hunper ot this thing U will pass by as ; "ummer breeia. I told him it was very for hi in .to- ..i aoi that aiVd minis. "oundedHy olhco fc era expectants, living all the tun'.' tn an atiujs- ' nl.ere of ti itterv. mitrht be. mi-led into such i r ; ideas. I sji I lli.it there were thousand- of i , -expectants wnoco'Jid come to him anl s-iv. than aiiv o;!.vr man. I luve .Ime as ail p.ji i t u ; s hire sim) things which may not cx icily .j.ire with th.- rules of religion aTid right. 1 r. gret that I have done tin in ; but this will 1 not do. (Cheers and eiies of bravo ) I have reached the stature 8n(i r cf 'hood, and I cannot ; S. -a tounsj.vanM at... necome ne Matt ot power. (Applause ) I cannot. -iave ot power. (App.ausc) lijt then, Mr. Ituchaiian, you may t th-U djf.-r, n.-e of opinion. O.-n. .1 lo'.i-rat.d '1:3. rti.ee of opii.ioti iu hi- t Cwl ...t-l I'y.'i t.neraUd d if rei.ees ol ion. f . r, :s via ni.iv recoil' or. v ou i red. wiih l.i in en th th- -abject c! the tariH, anu : ied iu Lis Cabinet .Ir Fierce. vet vou reinaiiie tolerated iLffer.-iices in his Cabinet: and here we are. ti.e men who carried vou into tie pisre you now occupy, asking nothing at your hands, having retu-ed your favors, having trimpitd on all the patronag ten dered to thi-ru, because lley de-ire to srve you indep.-ndei t!y hi. r-- they arc, a-king only to be toil rat d iu ill-- iieiulj: '-t.ee ol" an hoi.--st opinion. The reply to that was Sir. I in tend making uiy Kansas policy a test ' ' Well, sir, I regret it ; but if you make it a ! st with your officers, we will make it a test at tho ballot box." " It appeal, from tho fotej-oii.-, that For - r.ev aud li .chansn, oi:e so clo-.'v united ... :.-..,.i t:,;i . .'i t,.,.l . " - i ' ". j ' : snip, are now i.-!y e-trarig.-a. t.hic or. I .e otiii r has turned traitor, a:,d th.v are! . ; .t. -i ..qu.-..,JU ,i..j,t; l3 u j ro-jiii nr iin'ii,L. arpsinirncBl of Walker a Uorernnr nf K..I .-as, ami long ubse.j!ii.t to that period, go to prove tL't Uuchanan and his Cabinet rUved a di-'.ble and mo-t hvpocritical narti tiiii r;-d sul j. C'- and dc 'hat th i.r 1. f ly en- -ived lo'.I, W a! Iir a ii I ve ti,.- scoru nuric in p o- 1 iptori airt tic J co:,. ii.;t .jf Far.,.' sp'.i 'level.' h a i, e hop., t lie pi ik-et ULun tl, U! ot a.i p..r; i thin c'.t.irl; J a man n il! re- a r n fills -1 l te :-ip l'r...i lent ot the L'i he p: i, - - - !' t. J W..-;-e -lg--.'- crlv plant.-- i '. All jrn ii. -.t ore l : ik it is e'l-.al i - the drought, and w y crop fjr many y-ars I he la ri hi,, eh we out little, is gene rally a I i. i-- TL pea villus generally lo-.k tine, an-! ir. plic.-- are bearing a-. aLondaiit c."' p. tho igii tner': i- c cnpl .il.t iu -oik neigu i . '-. iji a -Lor! p. a mp The colton 1 i. i " r than t i i r . r i , an 1 many h-ld - ' ii- -V.- sr. average '"' . tl.j-i.h there i e -,-i : r ,t...- : -i.p.alnt in ; o: thi-erop al o Wc fou'i'i the p-opie generally enjoy iug the be;t h n 'h, an i in good -piiit-, though d jriri- the ii,oi.!h of Augu-t '.iier..- -a- much i.ial ii.-ki.'.-- I ri s"ine n-.-igl.'iojhojds. ("... , ... t, :. -. lal lr,.iri iiioiid, in , a lamp log T, 'ar III cu-t ; an; ing ui r niis rof.aul slumber, ip was nt I-... I i.er it.e with r to Lav. he awoke, and, it in ths infer frigl.'. rh- in.- en tier, i-vii iii. :!.ing iu ; :y mor I .-. 'i -n't r--iijjr( ,ii.' g,i i;i . i.l th . i, .1 . ,t i- I. b. i. .t .'in i: : ex -l-ned, -. dat ) 1 ; J....-1 w;.at ... ct tho jgi t if ther I got to de bad ' Tl... tlilleh rc- 't i.ot a w ord , j am! ,1 th. I.'-T i y Haik ;: w tii - -1!,. Of I!,- 1 "t.. I To gi. ,on. e .1; of hair cji llie ti'Iie- ill lh. .'.t. b l. i- -r ' 1 II 1.1.1 Wi-co:i- cr.rp; of our harbe - l.-n.dr. ! ar :i :. -- l .O.ip-.'l t li-, -otf r rai:.-ei,,,- i from de lit L-til MIJ .'.. ,'ir iv,,.nan arc n:iu. ... r. - : 0uf Mf rcluts arc rfCci,in2 their Fall he ha. printed Horti"ar0lina&?lbit. Z- j j w;-:a v-. CTfARLOTTE: , , Til ? S (I il V, St' J) 1 P 111 1) (' 1" 28, 1 JON J J I lie hairman requests tlic r.xecutive P,,,,.,,, ,ttec-ef the Mecklenburg Agricultural Society to meet at the office of Hutchison & j 5'"- on Saturday next, Oct. V?. j j Filir Pirllirr. Those wanting FicMires of themselves or , ,. n,. . , i '" rm . '. J , , . ly tern.i-iates m a few days. As so good an opportuwt. iorseeunug i ...! 1 may not occur soon, we would advi.-e our frieud.s to pin- him n call. Vyv Goads! -r Cmh '. ! Our Merchants arc recoivin; their Fall T.V !ti!p.rt;t iirr iif blMimn'r-. Have our friends in the town and country con.-iUereu now important it is to have tneir property insured! We fear they have not. ' ' . . lor a vey .ma. sura prope tj can be in - sured, which, if destroyed by bre, can be replaced by the amount secured by insur- ancc. Some people we arc aware arc op. nosed to tiie rriti'-lr'.. of insurance. Such . are acting agajiist their own mt.-rests. It is prudent alio for a man, where hii family js depeudant on bis labor for their support, g )jfe insure(Ji The principle! I not to insure the property from 1 dc.royed or .he man from dying, but to pay in case of destruction or death the amount of in-uranrc. Then the building can be replaced, or the family have the means of supj -jrt until they can sec hiw to act for then.-e'.v. prop.rty, marks an . The fr.-rpeut destruction of ke , Ins led us to make these re - marks sud our citizcui should see t it that they a 1 .pt this means of protection. Our ; ln.urat.ee Company i, desirous of issuing policies on buildings and tbs Life Insurance Csaipaur is read? to zrit.t policies on r J - ' " " - lives.' t.- . .. , ., . ,,. il.J'lr, i cn" of I',ace bd a negro man o Lad- 'J ,"J,", 00 Saturday night, by the 11 o'clock train, tint he died n Sunday pi -hi. If : ,).., , i woriiin ... . int. roj'i, .-uri.'!i io come io uarlotte on that night, and while walkiug along the road the ni-ht train overtook him, and pot being sufficiently careful to vol himself out of the way, was struck in the S'.. iv oue 0f -tUe cars, breal.ing sev. era! of his libs i " , . o'berwise injuring ruin. We would t a k ? this op. . , . . , c " oi can tiomng persons to le careful .n cars are passing, not to stand too close to the in, as the impetus at which they go are t il'u' it. .1 to- attract persons towards t'n- in. I! Jill, II II I 1 i'e were visited 'arurdav la-t wiih 8 ' :','- -.'-'. crr.o WllKATI.A -l, June 7, 1 Mv Ilh.'.ll Si u : Although I have a 'fr.ii.el lioiu iiittrfeiing iu the el.o '.nator by the i.egislnt ire, jet the i onli Ji ntial relaiion which a lVnu-yl nee ijl Highly li'lliia l'ciin- ' e.-i dent ought to sustain towards a ylvitiiia .Senator, si tne (.resent moment in d'ir.: (ue lo say a few surds to y.ju as a valued fri'-nd in the pending Scnatoiia! ei. en ,n. I learr. that dvubts l..vr b-' f. t a pi '- d as to biy pieft-r' i.cc among tin- candidal.'-, au't nl;i.'.i.,li my opinion may l e un t.-led to ill lie weight, I do t.ot de-ire to be i.'.l'e-l Hi n II I r.l'n ,,e.il Oj-li'il, OH I . or : al- any oil,: I -uhj. 1 1. Vl,.-u u-iied I have al ways said I preferred I'ol Forney, and I l.o.ld i ti-iii i; a frli-bdly aetlowiruj my "V ensnTr! mm : nt, lo a member of the Pennsylvania L- ...Uuie Head it: Ifelfforan, person in or out of the lature to nupport himJ ai me pbuio mue, I desire to eiprejs ytftn personal and politi- eal regard for Jl.rrs. lionum?, ro.sier,;oi is ra.-rpu.-o ttra lor ilcrs. nuuui.i-, v...-,.,.. ..... ........ --- - ! and Wrilht. 1'rom the course the formation oPV Society to developo its by Mr. IHidhend for some years utility aud to mature the cultivation ifldential reUtioui between him and , l-'ruiio. bar ced. ,Ww, That the aln..t apontancou. ilucEaletr pursued past cotiGdeotial n,r.. lf Lot.. .,..,.,. 1 I bare thus prt.shited yon my views that if you should ddni it m coPfary, you i Sonth is a deinonslraiion ef the pr.ielieabih- , )c ((,w ,icu;sj01,s. 'J l0 treaty r. mpiises may speak my aeiffiBiciils to ucli persous . ty of their production, and clearly chowa o(J rti0t. iS0U, 0f l,it., repeal the hlipu as may consider t(;n of any value. From that attention and cultivation is all that Is , U-um o( 1( ,rPH,y, vour friend, verv rpectfully. J,!MKS lirCHANAN. 11KNRT 8. MOTH ThU letter Las i,cen publi.shedefore, and far as we lie ae.-n, i.a genuineness anu a jar as we ut b has never been de.jeJ ; i" fact, we believe, it cannot Ue ueiu.n. in nu." " nredieamennl.e.. .bcs it place the I'resi ' , ,-' nf nr,nr-wtr dent. Aecordiug topur notions of propriety I it certainly places bin in a :nost unenev.able I position. He is atT,ni j. 1 1 by his iuflucnee P " drive the Lci-sli'ire iuto the election of a, man as a '. S. lenator who, according j We are pleased that this subject is at to his own showiiiL', was as very a tool of trading the attention of our citiiens. In Mr. liuclianau'.s a le could dc,-ire. Just! the opinion of many no good fruit cd-i be 1 ... . . ..ii :.. u .. . " W" '" " .! inau who could act a he had done before I do thiucs " whichviay uot exactly square I with the rules of relfjion and right." Hear -uLass , l s . V. C W weni laijrrswiivass. Il tell io - 1... V. .., ,1. lA r.a lh State D,.ni.TfrF: " u" " ' . in I io Committee of lYwMjirania. All my af , fictions were Vd are mtbat State ; .11 tho I emotional ,y nature, physiea and mental,, ere tnistea on me me oi me caiioiua.v His whole career, his ran, ii.-u. And there are those here to-ila - I fr0iuiny own State who will bear witn.si to 1 the faciwheu I say that all my own re - : ou es, an mjr iu. iu". , ui mij tiiiii, ! cfy aid that could bo enlisted was evoked toa-oducethefio-5ult. Above all other 1 . tUt CMip,;Kn was the great pri.-iplo of popular so-ereignty. A p- plause. That wn the Handard which .' marshalled the way. That was the shibbo - ; IV. V. , ... , J, ' trie to tue I'eiaware irom i ut.-nurgti io T.t,:i,i ii;n ,rr ,;i!,. .,,,,1 i the State every where that I could induce a pen to write, or a tongue to speak, that theme upon ubicb tloac peo wrte. and those tonguej saoke. j intelligence that tho Atlautie cable is again paid in specie or foreign money; Consuls j M. Campbell, CI.M. lllckert, M.ltiu 'in " Wlit ffcmleinen. Mr ISunhanan bad ' ; ,...'.i... -..L;.... I... i : I i . i t .... j...... I !,.,. Ilr 1 1 :! . . i r i . h,4 0 'dence apou this sul ject. lie was public, he was open, he was unreserved . in his declarations te every body. He aent J ,n Jounuickioan in an auj oin . v...t..j. ...,. , . ...j .. ,v.i ... nd agns :" You, Mr. Hick'nan, oc.-ulv a p,.Cu-iar relation ; you voted for ihe Tj- . pi ka Cooslitu'ion ; you ueronnccd the Kin -.etaa ci.i ; yon too, wer? oppo-e l rothe repea! o. o oHssouri -Pf-', j ' ,..;iuiaa.0i v,a . ,l,c Rtt)Ullicans like : you ; they believe in yon. Now, I want you 'o 'he stump an ! g before your p.-o- pie, and pledge Uie James liuchanau, that : I ininl standiug t'7- r"i. f "rwrv rtt 1 ,ua ti, tu.s in iucp e ot popular s ,v. reign ty f-nr mvlf if I i.rtil i!.-i.onJ .,- ih.- f... ness of publi.-l.ing pr Iters, I niiht wm wmi smuir p euge . :r on. nign a,Jtnorify- Why, gentlemen, when the dis-i inguisbed Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.: .. ' . .. - .t . rnon man. has been e inverted into a lire- eater, equal to M. Cliauh. rt F.im-eif. Wlin M r. Cobb Came into l'i nri-vlvania, and tra versed our Mate from en 1 to end, and from county to county, miking to delighted audi ences all the time, wrh: m; the burthen of of bi theme? Why, p..p..!ar sorr -igritv He said, in substance ; ''I W"u!d tike the army and tho navy, I would u every power ; of the Federal (.ovenum nt, I wouid sur- of'Jva the Territory, but what the people the destdT.iee'oT'l'ir' by K'AT decided." "'uturc Mate should v" " Whenever a ?ow... urator came info Fenn'ylvania and caibd upon me, I said to I Now, sir, I hs.e but one thing to av to von: we have lit a -ingle thing b- tnrn '... mmli' ; pn dae is niatin.f the - r r i since at I aoicoou, r. iliivati county, .x .Mmpsian niore and nore doubttul: every,- , n.,. i.-rv..,, - .;,;, f ,1, 1 day is making the pofilar feeling more aud more intense ; Mr. Flrhanan himself feels that everything depends upon the prudence, the sagacity, and the 'piiit of conciliation by which this campaign is conducted ; and for iod' sake take can- w hat you say about Kansas; leave your v.oVt.t Southern feel iuga it home ; you mut ,t come to threat "n , you Governor jol.n--.oii, and you Mr scott, of lliciimond, trid you Mr. Ultra Hilly Smith, and you Mr. Secretary Floyd, all of you, must remeir.hi r that if you ioe ibis battle here, you lo-e it altorethcr ; it wiil be your loss and therefore you must al low us to manage it in our own way." And (hey did accede to t b at policy without any protestation, and gladly Them was no de ception in that fight, at lea-t so far a I was concerned. I sowed the Stn! with private letters wnd private jV.Hgss upon thl ques tion. There is not a comity in I'rnnsyl. vania in which my letters may not be found, pledgin Mr. l.ucusnan, tit (us name, and by his authority, to the lu;., complete, an practical recognition of the rights of the people of Kansas to decide upon their own affairs. Applause.'' We think our readers are satisfied from the a i.ij v e , that the revelations of John W. Fom'y are entitled to credit. And we are not surprised at nnythinj? that Mr llm di art- uan may do. He Lla-ted Mr. Clay's fair liatne and then did not have the magnani- r . a i .- i: ,l tinity to oisahuse tne puhlie min.l ; ari'i llie ' i . , ' glial commoner.' HlJ with lh-charge of " bargain and corruption " resting on hi t.-"u!chc.n, through his iii.trumentality, and soch a man is capable of any deed. I'oiliol'ijifill Xurii'lv. A in. - lii.g was held by our citiaens a t.;w days fjr the purpose of forming a Foiiio logical Society at the South. At this meet ing tho f illoninj resolutions were adopted : Wiiiciik.As we have noticed in the Colum bia ppers n proposition to form a Southern I' ;inolog:c il .ooi-n ty, and a suggi -li'iu that a rii'-' tin- f,r that purpose lie In i I in Char- lolte, N I,., al a suilau.o tune iluriig the 'fMiit aiiiiinii, il.erefoie "' wc eo.U.aily approve or important move towards the promotion . . . --1 ! of ? Tr'ZZ i..y u....( pir.T....u . j we will heartily co-operate with the Irien.H fo growtu ot the fruits r..ed tiirouuii .ui i needed to render them an important addition to our auricnltural and planting interests , J en . nur- ..,y ... h ... ol November a the tnne for "CB'n8 'ho ,ow" h'fn,U' ,1,r. t,'.u purpose of br.anuina a .Southern roiuoloi- 'soci.Uy. (it being the first day of th- an- "."a. '""""s u " ."..), .vj". - tual .-oeiety.) ami that we invite the Iriem : of this interest generally to meet with us. ; AWtW Tt .,, f.,olutiollf bt. pub. jt) ,r. p!lp,.M of lhs j ,,lnt : other papers friendly lo the enterprise are requested to eopy. . v, i , u... i ,1.;., ; . .,,.,. ...ij. . , " ' . " , take. As fine 1 1 nil can be obtained here . as can be produced in any section, and all that is iiccessary to be successful is for our eiti,cns to cive the proer care and attention . ....... . to the culture of trees. e are warrauieu I,, lt.li ..,.;,,., frnm ll,. T.i fr0BI 0r endunj,,.,, tht at an exhibition of ft Wcp,,irooU , , . . . -- - the Onest Apples that wj exhibited. i r -i- i The follow ing t xtraets ill inf. rin the rea- iderthat the Atlantic Telegraph i still eti- tire and will soon be open to the public I lamlestiue anu cotitralisn.l trade prohibit- . ,I( - circuUlioll tUt h h.Aei. Opium to be prohibited or allowed, ac- , ' I cording to Chinese law. . proved a failure. We now have every rea- . Ar,'I , T,,e ,-)li!ej ?ule, t0 son to believe the report untrue. j pay higher duties than the " mosl favored Tltl.MTt 15.1 v, Sept. nation' , -phi-cable is in -ood order agaiu, aud the ! Art. 1 5 Tonnage dut;.-s not higher than electrical current is now pvssmg ihrough ,. . ,, ' "ie w,rs " r,,rlcct.y as ever. 6'OMl ht.-PAri II. TRIVITT 1UV, Sept 'i'i. i W ie can at la't announce the gratifying j ! currents have been"passi2 through the line t for the last three days, and though wc are j not informed of the tranii.-tnti of any , ,peCifje mes-ages, ,t can he stated w.th ac ce.racy mat itie -signal received fr jnt ' v!nti r ni-r'.n Ii i.kor.. , ,,t the eablo will he revty for busiuess in ; , few weeks at the furthest. j The Rditor of the Hemocrat say, , th.t he "endorses" the sentiments tou ' taiued in the letter written by the llin T L. (Tmguian to certain ge-itlemen of this am. As mini uf out readers mat ' we shall rpr.t.hli.h it k, soon as we e l..,l r!l cm o' it. tjr We received from Col. W'. M.Ur j "a.;oa OI .'.Oia--rs mane w,i veir ii the Chinese Sugar Cane, which is a eery 5ne article, for which he will pica-' acc pt our thanks. He also m iu us a -mail Lottie of Mols-'cs made from the c-rn-taik. which i- .j lite a fl'ie article. W Mr. ('. J. Wilson pr. -riit. d "'.J, " r-lay with an.s, of "-Vr ,re ' toes tbat". for suiaii fsyors and larger: ones Lu proportion. Hl.RRiril.X DKATif A Man KtVil.V (Mi s a Siiait 1 J ltr.vi i.t r!.)'.'- a Mim it -A terribl" accident occurred a few dav since at Caliicoou, Si'.livati county, New , , ' ,, ...,,,". ' :,...:n,.r i- place, lie went to llie gn-i nun oi w. i. Uccd, with some (ram, and whue there his clothe8 became entangled with i perp'-ndie-ular ahaft, wbjeb w hilled him t the rate of one hundred revolutions a minute, and at each revolution his body truck the wool work. Tl. mriciiiin.ry was -topped as sonn a pos-iLIc, hut his bones and flesh were -o broken and brui-e l that he died shortly af- ..' A'e(;i,,,1;Ul ; Au inquest was held upon the body ; The ATMoHi-iitKE r M' nn.K, The Mo bile 'J'rifjunr, of the I ill., says : " Vc-terday was a delightful day. The atuio-phere was so clear that one could 1-mo-t sec the stars at mid day. To a great many propss it serine.! Strang, mat Willi apparently so pure an atmo-eh re siekn-ss ,' ' , , . i, . i i i ,t . should prevail. Hut who knows what lurks in Ihe air? or whether, indeed, unusual . purity itself is nol a source of disease?! There are a greal many thiags yet for sei- Jj-" nice to ana A inguiar iiiiihtration of the tenacity and ductility of iron has been produced t an e-tabiisliiiieiit in Iln niinghaiii, lingland. It is in the form of a book, the leaves of wiin.h are of iron, roiled so fine that they 0re not thicker than a piece of paper. 1 The book is neatly bound in red morocco, and contains forty-four of these iron leaves, ,,, i,,-. , the whole being only the loth part of an -- u ; , curiolH W,k Wi roef iu the ordinary shectiron rolls Ske itons of mi n ti u f 1 1 high 1 re U di c iv.-re.l in a bur1, ing groui. I mile North-west of Winoliesl. r, Indiana. ! . Near by is an old fort, including about ; thirty si seres of ground within tho fur- ''T1- A' ' Ihh.NT. Wg learn that Mr tilicalioii. The mound in the centre is a- j Pinchbaek, of Chester, was aeeidently sh ot bout twenty live fet, high, while the fort,,0" ''''"'-'J' b"-t, nil I killed alu.-sl iii.tai.ta or breast-work, is about lift.-eti feet. li- '"!'judy. From what we can learn, he had redly Kast and West of the mounds are , "s'ac'"' '" person il dillieully, ) rt n.j -open .p,e, or galena; , -iround which are c"',;,ry t' .'ii'-i.ti-..., w l.i. h it ti. thought re. ..tin r loit.s. 'I ''n him to carry a wenp.n of defence 1 'u the morning of the aceidetit j,,. en tyie of bonnet is a unique nf. The !.. fair I res. mr.les a cahLage leaf tiiinmi d with touiatoe,. The price is cheap only thirty dollars. . T il.. " China. .' - , 7, , TRKATV , - ; j(iye reeeiveJ from a conCdential - rlialle source tlie loliowin inruim nui.n , rrlUHIC scurw inc iwi,uiii tlfl provihious of tho new Ajuerieaii Treiity, w i,jt.i, wn, sij,,od on ihe 1 "th of June at , 'i,.utin ,y bis Kxeellei.ey Mr. ll.-ed and Kvti a, iwiisllia. We p..b!ii oi.lj ne !u,nis (lf ltuM it,.r,...t nmiitiiiL' none ol . , , P,i ..., '.,',., , ,.H ,.,, ..n-,,.,., f ,h,. . . e 0, ,,(,, itu Dthcr povk , Art. 2.-IVovidcs for t',e d, posit and re , , , , . ., , . r, ... .. conl uf tlic ltv sl 1 a,M ud U ",,,,nS Art. 3. The oftieial Publication of tin1 : 1 " 1 ' a,m Imper.a authority. j Art. d.-Ihrect corn ; Fl,."?n t0 l'.k" ; Treaty at I'.kin, and in the proi.icis, correspondence (wilholli- led-e and answer) of the Minister of the United State with the Privy Council or I'rimo Minister at Fekiu. 'lf,""w. w will prepare a d;,.,, , Art. .". 1'iight of annual visil aud (.ojournj for the puc.ts attending tho crl.-l,,,,;,,,, at his o pleasure as to time, of the I'uiled "ith publio upealinj, and other duiu.n States Minister at l'ekin ; journey either to i 'in" uiu-d lo thu occasion, be by the l'eiho, or overland from .hang. j A'eWtW, Tiat we cordially iniil,. hai, and to be provided for by Chinese iov- , citiiens of Jredull to unite ami that w,- u.. iriiiiient, as w. 11 as w ill. an othcial residence , ut the capital Ilia hiiil not to flouii-t more thau '.'ti, exclusive of Chinese atten - ! Mi. official intercourse lo be ith , ! the I rivv Council, or. on of its uitmLers i ...... '. . - .. .... b i-ermanent resilience at rektn, if the aatnu privilege la eonecde.l lo other ' Fuwers. , Art. 7.-Kauality of rank in oflicial cor- ri si.oniience. Art. P. Interviews ot .Ministers with tion of op. u ports, new oues being Swatow and Taiwan in Formosa, aud any other grauted to Fnglish, French, or Kus-ian. 1 ',"l"J,trt on a.ost lavs.-cn nation ; double; luru-r, .i-o. r.agle, it II. 11.11, t M tonnage dues abolished. I'rosj crti ve ap plication of tonnage .lues to beacons, ligbl hou-es, Ac. Art. 10. li.-gulatioa of pilots. Art. 'Jib 1 inie of paving duties ; to ' paid. ' '" ' Art. v! I Immunity of naioual dag and ' obligation of neutrality. - Art. '.'5 prehension of mutineer' and deserters, au.1 i,ui,i-bin.-t.t of c. In.ii. n Is .1 ' Irr i'i; ,.t I'nited Statvs authoi ill's our right, and ' i..t. rcoure of its citiaem. . Art. J7. Mutual appeals to public off.. I '"'''P1-"- . , , - (."., ' .. Cl.ine.e converts. Art g'J. I umprehei.sive 'ovision that vi-ions realy cooku.l) .-y may ic-.1 ail t'cht-. rri-ihges and nnwr. r.M,J .-1 nJ .1... ti-m . " -".itt. n may Tiau iri. Its tiiercbants and subjects, ; provisions what tb'j expect Ut in-Art-whether po itical, mercantile or otherwi-e, "n motion I'ol. T. A. Allison, m uni. and u-t coiiferr-d by this on the I'nited luou-ly chosen Mir-hal of the day. Mates, shall nt nnre inure to the benefit of: 'n motion. the I'nited Slates, its public functionaries, .'V'..', TLat these prnrredinirs he pat in. rharits or citiiens. lished iu the pre, with a r. i tiL.; Treaty to bo ratified within one year by other papers iu the State eopy or in '!.,? the I'uit'd States and by the Flmperor forth- The Chairman declared the rneetir, i. with. The claim fir pecuniary indemnity, jo-jrnnl. R. K. Will fll. I'1'" eith- r for Hiieli.h, American or F ri n.-li lis- I'. F StinvriN ) n,in is, ii'-iitier auiiiittctl tmr n.tiie'1, nut ren r r.-d t Canton. I'ern.anent ieation of the I nit. d States M.ni.ter a'V-r us; 1 1 le.",Tf (,, 'i I.dilig lile. ..,. at l 'jo-a-t her. ai.ei j ru:., It w.il he A 'that th" ..lution of politic! and coin-m.-reia! 'I'icstioii.s which e-'-ncern the A.utri- cans will not be ab-olntel; complete until ' the Flni'li-li and French tr.alli s are con- eluded. Tin-re is no doubt tint more open p rts will be e o.irrled q the Hi.gii-h and, I r. i.rh; but ti.e Cli.ii. " nfu-e to grant He re at pr-s. M, though soiiiitt'iig that tn oi t- open to i '.iou Wlit ti op. SiN.it.i.Ati Tit'.u. Fiiemimknon A cor-r.-pond. nt s. r.ds us the following report, ! in refer, rice to the -jugular variation in the tides al and near licnr-etown: ll iln' i ( ',,i, v r : ( In the night of Wcd- ri. -dav, 'he 1-th in-t , the planters of our s.eti.iri were very much alarmed fur the1 af.-ty "f tb. ir rr'-p-. by a very heavy snjih-ra-i gale, accompanied by much lightning -and rain, which con'irmed' until about mid ; night. 'n the following morning, (Thursday ) about li o'clock, the reef off South I-land ' was fully xpo-rd to view the tide being low. About an hour after, il was s.-en to , be covered, and there sr., ever, indication of high water. About o'clock the -a in nenrance nrrsriited itself as al II o'eiiuli ii . , , ,. t.oslnii; decision npon the . 1 Lis vari.ti.,.1 r. h till frnm Ihe liormaT' ... .. I I... i ii. . , , ' ' on the Island, sun (i-heriiiiu were seen in 0,,I)rju. ' ''I' " ' nn y Jf""' f'tentiiic rra.lers give. " ''iplan.tion of this tidal phenMi.enon ? I rr'"Kr, ,,! this ! phenomenon was recorded u. Monday's ' i", through the attention of corre-- p lent. 'Ihe Wilmington ( X. C) l-iurnul reports n Thursday Ivt the people about onr' wharves witnessed a rieculiartid.il nhenome non. The tide which had been running down for some lime, m.ddenlv l.irned an, I ran back for something like three-quarters of au hour then resiiine.1 its dr.wn-nr.l direction, which it kept without interruption until low water. This strange fluctuation is supposed to have been oeeaioned by lh , heavy qoinoxiiil blov of the night before At Smiths ille, on the same day, tLe tide ebbed mid II -wed scver.il limes. gaged at S'jine ogciipati-.u III his yard, h"u hit l.l.lol fell from his brea-l sn l -Irikiii' the rround eanloded. tin tul1 t.ei.i ir.i... . , his breast. Mr Pinchbaek was a ottou ' uieichaut iu Chester. Cf'.'u. i iVom the IrnhH' Ejirrrtv" i KAIL-KUAD CKLKB IA1 f,.v , aud I purnuanco of notip,, t),e oitixtns of Iri, u. neii v uumj una m me t ouii iiouse, j c , ! , nouse, y. iir.lny, tho 1 1 ill in-t., ami on inoli,,,, I Vhit, wan called to the Cb.iir, ai p .'. ; Simmitou and 1. V. Carlton, appoint. i U-retariea. The Chvii'inan atatud the ol nieeliti" to consider the prnpti,.,t '", cel. Lriiini the ooitipletiou f ihu U c'i, North Carolina Rail Koa.l tn il.i- ..i... .....I if re-olved upon, to apnoiia tl. ,.L '" L'. ; Committee and inakt all ucedlul ,rrT'-' incuts. ' K. V. Siiiionton, olTered the follow;,,., p. solutions which wore unanimou-ly uiln,,..j N liKKiA, the Railroad will ii, , f, days bu completed to thu town of Si,,.. ville, and it has botn oust'im.,rv r,r ,' by, "unty in this Mate lo cekbralo easioim i nereiorn nil l( lf 'fL?' ' 1,1,4 ,," '"""'tis of Irf(, ! eelebfQon the Uth Ootobt-r. the pletion ol this yreut work to thin Town. i ceiebraitou wlncli lias not been cIc.;; of i m etern North I arohua j Httulvtd, That we cordially invite il, j Ci.i.ens of ihe State. , meet wuh , m , : occasion. occasion. Ou motion of i'. M. Campbell, Dr j,i Allison, J,. (J. Sharpe and K. J) lir5l. wro appointed a l uiniimue to Sneakers for the oepiin.. 1'fvcsri iid'n'vid. That iho fo!loinj bo a ( initt.e to o!iuit Kdibles, and to sur.fi. , "c uinucr on mo aay ot the eel..,i ! ' arke, Andrew Aili.,u, Jr., Abs M, J - Long, J F I i t idinan, T 1,.!' i . ', J. M l.ewi, tj. Y. Jfuvid-oii, I !" ' iverr, l. lluikli a lf. F j Jon. K li- Te.npli ton. Thos K. tin? J f. Ijrey, J. L. Muls, II A. Mill-, A. V V- ' wn, Si J , y Mill.; FM.Iu Fall', J !' i grave, I ieorgp S. l'.otin'on, T. A. l,U;. j on. M. II. I!r aniloii, J. F. Chm.,,r, j ' J- ! H Adams, J. F;. Montgomery, , - Ahi-on, A. 1. l-. - , I.ii.-ter, Her. 1! C ither, J ihn lull gg, I'. Touiun, Ji (riaiey, Aiel I'eakcus, J. V. William,, li I Fi. AlUn, Kufua Fivinst.rr, S . F M-rn'..-: be . Silas Keaton, 11 )l Johnson. I r In - ( i M ilrady, Moses lU-amer. TI. .'. WU ' ' Krstdctd, That the Committee on I'ri.a ' ion', meet at ihe Kiroad i 'If co, in Sut 'i, on luesday of th Oelobef 'ouit. I - o'cicck. to emnlete thir arrin-" ; I 'n m.itiin. of .1 I! Ai,.h,., ' ..W, That ihe Others uf lb" lr.1 pendent Iredell Ulu-s be a Con-tn tide t . ie the dtRerent Military Companies t:t 'be lii ass liau'ls foWas. That all th'. Ciiini of : county, re re'iuoted to furnish sucb irs- I. C. Caiu.t. Tim Anu s Nisgata, fro'ii New Vork, ariived erf " liar en Saturday li-t, and esn e l- n in about right fathoms of water, the i.i;. part of ber masts being bsrely v.-il l ihe city wharves. The nteainrr en 1 which was chart, red by the I'nii. il Marshal, . ft Ler wharf on Saturday ing and procerded to I'rl Sumter, he to k the Africans on board and ceded outside the liar to the NsagiM. which ves-cl she reaehed omc timr ';-' mid day. The sr. was qu.te rou;-li, iJ there being some difficulty in gritn g -.. Africans off the steamer, ihe Clinch a l tached to the stern of the ftigute by ! hi'-rs, while a third ropo ws run f- i the spank, r boom of ihe frigate lo lie b.- of the Ciim h. On this line a large tul-i ' placed, and in it the negro- re "'- ported from Ihe stramrr to the ship I' Niagara Kill frobablv leave for l.ib.f ate day; (M'.ud.y ) ( , I, .o . W." 1 ho Cnunn of Saturday states llrit ' of the Africans have died since their r at Charleston ; two of thn crew of the I- ,; Flnho liave also died. , , ., v.... ' . A 1 ' v" "'R T," Ursi t " " ,M ' ', U" r ' - TAINTt -l ; r- I' unj win n nstrneli " 01 wo- uc lesiaior icu fun '" : tate to be ciually divided .-lr.-n Lis , 4 " : , . , sons. In cafe ruber of llie sens di.-l .t..- i out is.ue, one half of his i.ortion as I r- tfrt t0 iir.thcr ,nd the Cll.cr haif t- ' ; .1Ilan (',,0(, ("hurch for the b.i.-tii ,..ator-, , U1C of t,e , will,,,,,. I,.., .. r,;idrr.. .d ti-' t :" without Icaiiiig any children, and ti-' it claims the whole portion of his d. " brother Atihbishop Kiifhes, aiel ' Trusti-es of M. liter's Church, cl .uu il,".'r ftr ,Vu'r ( ' "" , (linireh which the tr.tstor 1 'i" blo t'""', or lor tho b.netil "I lioiiiaii Culholic Churches of ibis ; J"'!go Ingrahain held that the d. vi.-r i ! 'd for uiieerlainty. and that the h"1- ' , nd heir-at-law was untitled to lh : t'ia disputed property. Am 1 "' ' ''' " I'll k knti v r. nv Yri.i.''W I i v i" eorrespoiideiit -f the Charleston C."tri. r "i gfts that hii'.'kb might be the In-1,!' banishing yellow fever from that riM, n' prop.isen thu f.illowing plan: l,et Council pas an ordinance r- 'i (irr to be kept burning ill ever) i'1'"1'1 in th'-rily, fmiu sun rise M Mil. -. i.oii 'U days ss may be determined uj f"r ''' or live J,.js i,t b a t. The lires t ) I 11 of the in. 1. 1. inoky lii ileri-il . "uih " e-i.il oi li.l,tw.,d. Flies muhl al " kill' I. d in ,,e puhlie squares m '"' so a. n., I tn riid.uig.r thu dill.i--mi.'hl Inn. -u.-c. id in pui ifying ,!" ph',,0.
North Carolina Whig (Charlotte, N.C.)
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